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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-22
NOTICE TO TAILORs.

NOTICE TO TAILoRs.
CITY OF SAVANNAH
OFFICE CLERK OF CoUNcIL,}
FEBRUARY. l4th. 1857, )
dds will be received at the Office of the
ID Clerk OF Council until IL O'Clock M
THURSDAY, oath inst., for furnishing the
police force with summer uniforms, in ac-
cordance with specifications to be seen at this
Office. The city reserves the right to reject
any or ali bids.
BY order of the Committee on Police.
FRANK Il. REBARER,
Clerh of Council.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-22
Georgia Hussars.

HEADQUARTERS GEORGIA HUssARs,}
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. 20, 1887. J
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-22
Notice

Notice.
will not be responsible for any debts con.
tracted by ny wife. WIN. W. GNANN.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-22
VIM. W. WILLIAMSON. Chairman.
Bill Of Fare.
Notice,

NOTICE.
Neither the Master nor Consignee of the
German bark Atlantic" will be respon-
sible for any debts contracted by the crew,
S. FATMAN, Consignee.
FEBRUARY 81, 1887.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-22

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-12

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-12


n0nzD n wn1n zm CMAmRnuAs o8 nm
HE'D EEAa 90 10 nnAxm
CnIuAo0, Nov. 1l.-Whsn tie ehesia
hSd flaished seadina the deHfh war
Fnoes Of Raranoa Spiaa, EnRel ana
RIsoheR a llsa5 O'clock, he foaE man
we're immediately oas % thar ahruads.
rney we're Standing a the Rratsd door
and ainRina ndi61s 70 fKiendM.
u hacked tug1 seven minutes end 9
half of noon WhDn q single GhRan1ed
Gguxo shove which Was 3 fAns e yal-
l0uish pallor-the faos o. Anausl Epiae
passed the 0rsa past of lha aallewn.
The Rapina crowd, ten feot bolo9, bali
Eose fnVuiantaElig fknm thaiR ohaisn a
he nEst alimpse of NJ advnncina aD-
paFifion acRnsa Ne aca0old. epias
locked calm and glanced at tha report
err With trece Of his old tims oomieai
smile. He walked Armly ever the drop
Ruidsd b. tka grasp ef the deputy
sheriff, 20 tha faEtherena ede8 Of The
nallcws. Followinq olcssly after came
Fischer whose oountenance had q pacu-
liar Rligksn totally unlike the aahlnesa
OF EnQeifa heavy features and IN very
strange contra1l With the dead laak of
lusleF Of color seen IN the pinohed Ina
meats Of Parsons.
Theonos iaunfy. .vivaclous Texan came
last, q wilhered old man. He had aqed
tan years since the day and huuF. .aearoe.
twelve months hafoFe, when be tEipped
liahtly into court before JndQo Gsafy
and Eippantiy do41Ared thas be was
ready 10 be tried at once for his life.
The minute bis fest touched the ssaf-
fold PaFaona seemed 10 completely loss
his idBntiiy and 20 feel that bis spikis
Vas no InpEeE q part Of hls body. He
had hRouQht hfmaalg 10 an eestacy Of
soiamn ssif aloEinaafion. BE, The only
Amerinmn, seemed 30 realize 10 q fesi
extent thai be maEt de % q msznU
70 impress, Il poagibie, on an fasnfs
generations that be WaB msrtyf. No
traRedian tha9 has ever paced stage IN
America ever MADE q more maRveilous
pressntatiou Of q eelf-ehoossn part. Il
Has poEfeet On eNary delail; IA the up
ward turn OF Die e1es, tne cssfanE, far
away iaok thgH1In. and abova all, tne
attitude of app4rent and aomrluta tasia
nation. Every fold ef The aukuaFd
ahrou6 only served 10 mnko more con-
plete tbs dramatic picture.
Tue squat fcfm Of knRel alonagide
| the stupid vide tawed faoe made hid
sOus contEsst % PaFaonS assumption ot
the halo Of q martyr. kiBoheg was hsad
and shoulders taller than ths Others.
making his occasional laaka e evident
bRavado mere nesieeahte than miRht
othsruise BE- He uas e q saETy disad-
vantage comeared vita Spies. who was
Steady and cool 70 he end. The la1tsf's
exhihlttnn Of uuiek thofoaah nngFe far
SURPASSED. for q wundeg. The demeanog
Of any of bis eomFadeas
TIE Deputies began witkouA delay 20
adjust ths Fope1, epis1, noogs being ths
ans azst plaesd. He id not appaaf 10
/ reznark g e nf nny rnoHe esu1eqeenes
than q nsv liBen collar. fbo knot vea
slipped down, ths enfd elose aQAfnsl bis
neek. Spies did not show . isanoE.
bus when ths saMo pEpoes4 Wa2 1elnR
carried aut With FlHcAfF, he tHrned ana
qnislfy eaiksd % l1e balltks tnaking
some Suggestion coneeFntrg the ropes
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-12

oaprars nEkcx mAxrs rns EArr ksRnAE
N0n N cIxNNzs.

auN - GILLETTE.
ErnusasrnED, Nov.tl.- WIfhoat felax-
Ina any effort fee ! 3 onndsmnsd ellenls,
Capeatn Bl4ak hat3snsd 20 3pEinR14ld
fos one mara attourf % otlnlB ao41rnoz
Oalasbysa insaFsentlen. He arrives aa \
o,siook and immediatelY 1ofIcito0 = 80
slai InisIvisw uiEh Ne G1gernoF q Ne
axuoufiEe mannien.
THIS lan1 ounlsra1eo eon11m4d more
kham tws hauKa. 1ha Caplaln u1a go
ondsd h bis appeal " J, r. Bn1hnna1s
Ouly enc o1haE fsiend of - anaGotills
uas prsnenR. Thay beeged for = Bs1pile
foF "a of he oond1mned m9n unill -
oppurtunilF oould BE- given faE 1h4 SD
atsnliasi5n % NE NsW HeEk fsroIl tha&
ths idsnsl1g of IA nelnal bomb tbfpge1
oan ho ratabaiaha6. Tna o0ufofenca ha'
fwssn Oautnin BInek and f1e n9gelno1
of llIinni1 wa1 n 40 end a loil5 u'elo4A
90 the qoRegnoF imznediatalr a1nQu4e
a hta Hnal and iEsogeeabie 6sGIs.o1. ne
emphatienlIy refused 10 fnftneg inlsFp
fera n hohntf of ne eoudanlnod Uo1e
Cmptaan Blaak, on eomlmm 0a1 q 80
manstan, szid - an As1neiafe4 RFesg
ranoetaE haEa dana tbe host ooli4
is this 0nal appeal % she RgEnEncFs tul
81 frrnlY refuses - further iutoxfer1-
hopsd fof q dfHsrnns dnelnnns hMl I
oanns1 nag that sxpeetef a. 1uifa y
aay thna I give 6gsoEnoR U4lo96g GEe4.I
for eonaidsfina our nnai nppoAi eaBefal.
I ly and oonaclentignrly, a1d loo1ab ~
dsu,aiou Is naaiRel uA ho h mnllb& ID
nsoaItauoe uifh Whnt he believes e u
b4s1 and mgsl ID hafEaony va i14isca.
want % nfge kfm cFedi1 Soc ~ ear
nsstneas and sineeEily."
A 1870 ciclaak ne anxeFnok t8iA'
aEarhsd % EhaFto Mal1oa thaf he 50
No naoa4sily for any fuKineR eomm44%
saiion vita hlm Oh the euetsat ~ IN
szseulion, ana ounniuee6 hl1 i1ieEfau
~ aailing him 10 pEoaeed vita bic oaiY
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-12

Canrheo. Nsv. Has ihs lnss woras
g f1.saas esansd ~ lEap w1s spE1na.
= wa1 psacisely hisg-fsnF mlanlaa raal
u e6eloek. 4he1e 80 = crash n1 q .
talllAH Ao13 leun61ElDa tnEsoze -
e9Eslaeaa q! Ne sla.def sopsa wess tsl&.
e tA1k an1 b fsIl gisw g 30 mse
w1Ee tQMx Mht1e wxz11lHE nhre1aA 1Ae
rupe1 e1uld ha sea El1Wly tiahAaninz
abe1e sna nerR4 lhnf holween ~ cap
and nhroed oual1 bs sssn % b bsnnk-
o1l1R en1 uaFpIIEzs
Aa llA o'elesk % rsVuEs vas mua
llem he t11 that Eis1krr wne 8ylna
Fery e4r6, - uaz also Spies. Ras1una
9.s aiae siFaRRlinR and hckinR fear
Nina mosial m,luuasu pasusa. ana shen
4 80 knewn - 9 oerszfnty tnn1 nol .
lHek na4 be1n h1oken ard lhn1 ~
fOa1 HaFmGEks1 mul11Eora ka8 n1Hn
.llesailg an1oe1iod and a,Eanels& ~ sAs
Il uuu uunasrfua % u... hsw uuloaay
tha excitamgnl WAioh ha1 mad iha iaIl
al tho muEninR oalmeA 1Qwn. Iha a91
prisnn1zs oau1ned u ~ rlanas Whn
had haaa Ia faSsR haM1 dnElnR ne alan-
ie ogon1 81 fAa 1ng, rarainnf tt4IK u1ual
aplEilA Ih1Y ersake4 foksa fRam eel
- esll snd e lh99 had bad notAEnR -
ssl nlnes nroakfasl. l1sE soon hc9as ln
ye1 Tor -noah agup.
The spectators Who had ullneusnf
iha hanNinR WALKED rnpldly oal q tka
enclcaurs. md the weagy aapailes weni
% dinner. Ne uoiy ones lsfl q Ne i1il
ctln hetnR ne rEaen EepEe1snfatiVos.
SuEEn tf Iha more nurfnuH nn1Ina ar.
oials Walked into shs tail 10 lsaFn hou
the exeenfion had bsGn proueedoH VITA
and W1Ee II turn qaeslioned e % hoW
The eittBans had a9ted. Afheso Wa Cd
s1latsly ~ tsonble,n one and al -
piled.
Il wa sxaetly ons hear atisF ~ exs-
sntien chen men BEGAN taking dcun
the ana4oid. and wAen I've honEs he'd
elapsed ali evidsnsss q Ne tragedy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-12

IensxizA nu1s naauunssa fAwt sur.,
k1lkN. wsa& thRoe 1nunains. wnrla e.-r.
dno1 - pElnnnsrs : - 1s1lI1fs -,
e1peEl11an1 90 snamal knnnInw.
A. 30 = u. GAisf Drpr1s 0,nannu
arrived ui1h ~ fanal docnrsoase -
t0nElE1nH 1ha gxseuaium. Gaannnm -.
uefta1nlY uana ira eIcnS errfrrs--r
VIA a1a 2e6EiM Ii fna MEl4nan arnFR-
mezf. wkinA 80 fsekns 90 f.ls-1 -
olee 60 th9 tu1l&A Hhlls tha7 waFa
ntfzl b eonfseanea Nrlnrs ioissrrl fSves
n4a - tn1R11Hoa e - in1nca Nm = -
80 9 49, q mime wlne, whi6h va
nsosxns = hiaesI. I'D hs sn1EIeued 4 q
aeslh AfeW mln1ls1 wase thoa oosa-
go " hin b wr1lBR ens auaaarnrhs
taf oi1eeEs atescha1 g ~ eAaEia b a.
MeA 1ne pslsenHEa H1la aahad Il lhopa
@as 4ny desire tng ellUaIanf8 Al ave
kneel eIons rsplled b - naaalips.
EnGel 9ake4 fu< aone para wtna. ID Waa
eis1n - hin - e1ee and - Raipsa
d9wn leree lnEHs Elasles. 4raaa rs4nesl.
- yNaeE, nn1 uas nee4i1HlY e1nsamsd
- olEn1z4 lhlx1k He swnlloWt6 msaF-
y tuo tnmhleFE ef tAa puEu enld liquIA
keDoEtaB ueEo aamil1ea ia1o ~ eaa
Hoom % wl4De@ aha exauutinn. naa a.
ltt4 fnlly twenty-five nsuapnpns men,
loeAl RallltMAn8 and othszs, amon0
teeW ths twslvs fuEurn who wsse q
visW the bodies afbsl The ezasnkinn,
had p1saad thEnnaA ahs daxk paaanas
UeT u1dl e1e RailuR9ana neatBa then
1slxea 1he bAlliH aai1 q faa words ao
khe 3uuEnAllsts. beaRinR aham 3 nlnka
- Euzh wn1n - d1op felL hn1 . uafl
@eaau4ly and iB oeaeR. Ihn Kntalimn a.
chains as1lea and banchns eonasnned
tor several minutes. bat bE Has khass
began 20 fail hn1h, and conVaraaffen
amonR ths crowd sank almost y ,
whisper.
Tss hars. uhllsuaahsd ualls m.ds
. moal q painfal nu1agazt with tie DARK
brown gali0U8 with rs fuur nooaed
fop0 oloppiRR omlnonsly neaR he
M0of. a Rleam OF Gunshfne ahnosinn
tAEpnah the sindsW e this inHtans fell
On tie corner Of tha death nnanhlnn.
and n allaht deRFee relieTad ilE son-
beR hne. fha ehisf hailiH haaan nf
Halo 30 call 0at tha namss % TIE per-
eons summ1ned aa iufors ana bEinalnR
them fegwaRd 10 row of little stools
olrscily h ffont ef the neIlows. Ne
othsE SQUADS 8eea heard thFouehoat
TIE lnnQ, high corridor excepa the snl.
eEn and monolonous ynios e sba bail.
u snd the FusilinQ sk TIE jnruzs a. ahsy
t1ptoed thFouah The crowd.
faRnona was aivsn q oup ef oni3sa q
fsw mlnutee hofoEe 9ha march % thn
soa0old vas hoquA ana g 1ls1a ahe
fouE condemned man began eating thair
Anal iapeh.
At lls9 ciciock ne Bhssiif rad 80 tho
men she dsakh wHRFnnfa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-12
SWUNG out lNT0 DEATH
The Anarehiss. Ray tAe
Penalsy.


onuAno. NsV. l1.-knesnE Eul.a. Al
hera B. RsrsonA 0sszRp Enqai and
Aaaiph FEsshsr. thesonasmnsa anasuh.
iuts. wsss hannsd h thA gard e IL
Oook eguniy iAn shis murnlnz. n.
dsop fsil at fiSi s'sIoek, And dsush
eams - essh b stranxusniian.
Thsrs wsrs % spssshss mads fsum
~ ssAEald Rnzsaas appsaxsd 10 a..
slss % naAs Q spsssh hzl di6 nss % 60.
AllAsunh ihs jzil ~ sszzsundsd b
. lasEs sssud q peepia no aisiarhsnn.
tonk place q thzsnasnina ehazassn.
before % dnring ths ezsenaios.
MEG Fassans attempted iofuxes heu
way throash ths lins ot polIen. and -
psomraly aEsssaed ara iushsdup.
Lleaaas sWssfhs1Ei esEnnends ID
nuinfaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-12

rHxx 90 10 xzE gAHL goa A E2sf osopuxs
And Ana MxRuHMD.

TEBx 90 10 TIE yAxG Eoa K.As1 oeoDuxs
AID Ana nxFuAmD.
cuuAao, Nov. li.-Enesi's dauahtss
haa appilta b the police thia morning
for pelniusioa 10 glsif her father and
may GOOD by. hu1 she Was refused. Eke
uss not azilaked b The lssat and took
her refusal Ia q matisf q fael Way.
Mn. Van EandA with her danQhieR
Nina, drove 70 ths isil absat SO khis
morning ana maEed for peFmimlon 70
anfer hus w2s TBfuned ndminninn -
lhs auafd. Nina. bsaaking into tankl,
feII upon hex mo4hnE's shouldaE, and 10
this attitude they wsfo ofivu1 home
ward. Nina nearly 9ana beEselk inso
the houne ana eool1 b heaEa wifhon1,
sohhiuR an6 moanlna. Amid her danRh-
ter'n lannuta9lons MFn. Nan xxndt sent
clspatnhea % 0osoF1or 0elesbY and
Csp4ain BiMak "A 8rEinan4la.
Wifhin fse minutss Of 3 . megnags
came ffam Mira P6FSoul, ohxo1Hh q
haiIfH. nppiyinQ q the fan fgR admts-
slon. baI TIE FeqaeIl rs fefusne.
Al lltsie riupla 81 axuitsm1nt eoenffad
shorlly nlssf thia uhen MrL REEsoza
nna Mrs. Holmes Wsn1 - % tee pollss
1 Ifnn nnA 6Emanfed admlwlcn. Tney
wsFs rsfussd and ssqesstsd - soss %.
| Thsy dsosinsd 70 40 Ghia ana bsoa1e
rafneF violenf fn their tnia, e WAleh
ehsy we're mrFssaed Withont lasiher cere-
nany ana takaa % ne police st4slon.
| fheFs Waa no exprsesiou g osmonssza-
don Of sympaihy On ths pasa Of fAl
IA Frsdsl, vhieh i lhs sosssei nans
l ingaead q MunIlsr, Of LiRaa'e RfFi. 80
es1n = her hons last nighs and aaksc
what ahs thnuaha of tAs suieide.
n Always thoaaht AinRa wns q Fsso
lnfs fsfiom; thnssa al, = said nhe.
'.Do y0u sbink hs did Fiaht h KIN
fra hkHeeiff
II shink ~ bsalss 10 de as LanRl
ElBd fhan . Be- hangsd; % balplsssl|
afIoW hfmsalf 10 be dFaRned 10 the al
Iows end ohrken 70 doalo."
IN rsply . further q1ea1ipne ths cdr
ala she wuuid nos sad wsFd % Ltpaa'
| nsIhns, and did not a7rs - Be bo1hefsl
fRFsAas nkuat re mlae49E. Ehe 6ai
haralY len fhe eepoxtsr uhan loud ed
bfnR uaa hsAra ID nnofk4z Foom. shsU
fna fnnt ker calmnees had been foxcs.
aaf shat SO hEeks deuu after sloslnl
Il fkM AnqF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-12

NxruUGENT guHERAznzD AND sT1lcl
onD2A GAKnxarnMn.
CKoAao. Nov. l1.-Whan the inielli-
aanne cana o1lnids 1hns the esndomnod
msu wase on lha naERuld aha ofaosFs
VIC uers inside The lines u polie.
weze 20 the nustbeasteEm eeFneR q mn.
nois street. end waited. Among fhem
we're Ohisf BseFseld snd oagtAin
8ehsaa.
Oo tie roof q he eoars buIldine,
ghrra thsy could look thfouaa ona ol
the bla iail windoga, uere pus1e1 nina
polseemsn, and from their posiliou shey
couid zee tha seaMold aud she coa.
demned msn on g. Aa TIE grim ne
meat appE0ached the men on The Fool
kaps the of1esrB below infoluaod Of the
rFgasedines inside. A. II d'clook dsoN
nuA1, q policsnan VITO vas s1rainine
ale oycs 20 sss the interior ef Ne tsti,
raiasd hin hand, and githaa1 fuxnine
hts head aal1e, sid b 3 thfillinq tonei
"Ehsy are palling 90 the eapa koi
"a instant the cluster of oineafa beioW,
uiah bAked brsath 81d heads half tn.
clinod % oBs aide, waited % bear ths
nsus of he death.
ssEh, noa,n muxmnEod q mnn en- ths
roof. A Loud thump came from tna 10
teEioR Of the jaii. u Wag thB soond
mada h7 ahe fallina trap. Every cue in
the group heard e diaiinotly and eVsrv-
body knew what Il meant, and The ex.
cessation Of The waitssu broke 10
Tns poliesman on The roof shrou
doan thels guns ana clappod lheiE
49,. A. 49, ...@r,n n.I4lfar.ln - fIsssmn \
ashamed Of the aok A reporter dr8ulnn
waved q - O HiRnal 70 q gruwd paa1lna
aIona North Clark street. i vas w
de1s1ood and clg went 40. IN a. IN
aence vas blocks away.
Ths bnxz ana ham ck exulaed conveF-
aaiion sonndsd Ike The distant rear of
ths ooean. Armed pairolman sloppsd
tn thsiE regular tramp end 6fopped TIE
bns1s ok lheiF guns 70 IL earih with =
elattsx. OsheRs bFaks o. In their 1oaFas
shoats 70 ersal crowds ~ moyo o. 9
little faafaEsH -move on.H some shook
hands uiih thalE elbow neiReboEs and
exehanesd uonarAtalaiions. hothina bul
pFonounesd oplnions upon ths anar-
ehls1 agaa heard
Among the pollcoDoa ava VIA mo9l
of she poople Il the vicinity there vas
20 other feeling than tie stir of ideas
whlch q btg pieca OF news always
ersalss, and The sudden sn6ine Of sx.
peutasion.
Messenger boys came shooting cut
iika Roeksls from the criminal court
buildina, and ran broathless wish blal
Of whiis paper 6stieEing Il thsiR h1nds.
In eiQh1 minaaas nowabeya were dAfa.
ins throuah she crowds. haWlina onsE
'skxirai Exiral Al aboaa The aaaFebisls
being hangsd."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-12

nH6Uxn ron kMAnoaT THAT WDB MuI-
FLED N TIE BLACK cara
ouusao, Nov. ii.-Fssshar's osoa-
sionai bsavado Vas quite noticeably
lssssned whsn % feit tno hsmpan
airand. snd Enasl BIT his under lip hard
when bis turn came. Juss ihen Dr.
Marphy q yoang p1JelolAos slandl1a
hask Of Rnael. WhisceKinaly cFasked q
Jake e Kngei'l ear. fnefsdibis es q
cav sssn. shs l0g- bsoWod anarchist
laughed outriRhs with the roge aEonp
bis nosh cd wtils the otheE1 Were be-
inR fastened On.
PsFsoas. 81 ~ ulas. uissssd . gre
tssqns oouRh, bat stoppea 10 Q sin'
aIs ing1ant, ana then, meekiy as q
saint, eanl hls eyes upward - tbe dana.
| Ina Ina ahoWa him-
Bsfora aha fcuR anarchists h4a e.
/ lnklina a. wAai was 30 b dons. ~
Gags were daftiy alippsd upon theil
| haadg ard drzuD qul1kiF down % ~
neek. ahustlnR 81 ne wee of aach enm
| pieaalN, ana VITA law w4rmina thnn doeI
| ths esrnsFA elcfh of 3 uhotoEsBghsF.
Anquss @pisa wms the ARA Of tha feul
/ dooued mea % rake uss q his uit'
| uhila Be eoald. u toaa of lntenal
nuiFia. - man who wHo1s fhe lnfsmoul
raVenns eirenlaT. himed ouf huluseI
/ - eiQhtly eignched seafhs @ThegB vi
eona tims whan oaF aiience Wlil b
nsoru pewsgfui than 10 w1asss they ~
s1ranllinQ - eeash.n
Ths ID syIlahls of Rplszf ooncindin.
uurda, hnaTss Win supUrssss6 pamllan
had nns Fsa1ha1 an ED, 9hen E1esI
WM1n7ma hfa un1na. Wll DIV Gxta4 ana n n
/ Fah Zoe AnHanyn EA
FissbeE o1uaka fhe IRE af ths ut4sg
snea, and nffl murs tgndly exclaimed
sHnFEah fer Anarrhy,n adding, sFhi
lis ths hapEAs4l maEa4n1 a. ny hfe.N
TkHeo Waa nilsnc1 hke ths eE1E|
hssknn 40 ~ fAs aieB. msasusaa iu11
nnfina uf PEEBsns finskinR iihs q whfss
irnbsd pEis3 hefsEa tAs afsas 81 naaF
aRl. naa aa . dyina FsQsaza. bui rnsAn
hhn 8 oomman9aE he ghanted, ~Mns
b alIswaf - ba apsakF Tksn. III
ra0w anfEaafy. eamA ~wiII yea les q
nnoak. ahsEt2 Mas1snss Thasu ~
anrlAw aapnzlDR pAnns. T1en ean
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uuEs AooouuTs a. ukrPsHmes ooaHngI
Nd WIN 9MM nAY.a wonM.


Oucsao. Nos. ll.-Whfls oiandina ia
front % Knnei.n cell lhis naoFMina d.
Boilon 80 n dannsR Of hoecuiBa ~
volvsd n q E41lRlen1 ennlrovesags fcg
fho esnaamnea mau boldly enmbasied
tha proposilions af - divine
DaElmR the morutaa Adolph Eiee@aR
hrohs oul With lhe 1lFatna cf th1 3aTs
ssllials6 hymn a1s 81 ~ elkes pzI8n1-
ers tsine8 % ths 9ong. The v1tee %
FinsnsF esemsd no1nd end fan, b11
qanssEsd tsst trtas. Ihe TepeEtaaA
rsssssd oloss about tea duoE e tha e111
and hzlane5 nn1il ne daaD tona9 6i&e
lnsay in allaanG
A1ialana 0snsrnl Yanes. e - slsla
mliissa. autgFsd ths ira a % c'eleqh
and waa mme4I1t1IF cIs1le11 gIea t1e
aharlR. Ahnna thls llme Pafias tnepap-
foE sohn D1neaid. who eomn.nndsa lee
poilsa a HaFmaakel. el9er1d - j1lll
EnaAlnn e QFim ma be did wss1ln BALI
"a noaf al1aF tbe f1moz1 oo1c 1as-
lmREa
Hh ssimaasd fhaf Eisrhsr wggaa
afs9 a1l19r1rAa f1I1 m1fnl1a. 1e1I
al enaa allke ana I'm na fgileMas An
arrg = EElfV. A4otE8 Nl11t4g
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lsla usza 6allp4Ead b. DepulR 1shnnsn.
w1u ua9 vi1iely aNsute4 ~ 80 -
azlg. Re sd IL EEisf 6iirln1sf -
rplaa's family uaa eumeeAlna nalslA - -
c1nl1zapl1tes 611 ~ Ee,alf0n1 - -
ot1eE Me1 usz1 nas % siNlhAF nHsnta1
~ l& oAeieek ~ oaHn q uhiaA ~
~ eo1y e Pn1sn1a. Waa oaEslnf -
fsnn tee jan nnf AANA 70 - hama 81
- wlae1. Fs1tM reualnz wrse
alsa sazEind - Aia eam &c 10 u,uaaaA
op.el w1g renewed u hf1 oclna na 10
c'olorks An1 tha Eeualus ueEs nanolVaa
y eammilaae e the Osnfral LaheR
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Cmr1aos kog. 1l.-Fialaan ena
4ehuab slept pea1sfnIlY h lRalr 80
h he eoeuna fiaR, knelna Fnflsnd -.
lexe midnlRhA. h he aFsl aash e =.
~ - s1am b ihs eummnantln1 a.
tealf ss@leneen Do inpEinunmant Gng
NE. Iee nsaF applaauh e fhsir onua.
faaeF 0anm wmk thmafaHo. q nmaII
mas.es - teen. TheT eonlA alsap i
e11sty.
hstege tAa eammi1tea oe tha 0snlml
L4cot Unl81. u1feh had eonno y ~
- y e4ka onaKN8 az 9nfe6 a2malMa
isfs ne t11 lheT Wen1 tnlo shn Vi1llnre
reoU 80 gaa1lo4 Moa1bya q NlnI1an
and @aaW1h. wha win hs namn9oA -
tee toli11 pe1tienll1TT aomaEFou. Ihs
14Mo4z4 q ~ 1ummittna klna#A thMlf
1an11 sr4 EalBoa theiE hn1a b ihn1s In
plisonoo oomIad11 an4 n16lV lsft.
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CxrAoo. Nsg. Il.--LattaEs wsEs wEfl-
san this maznlnR ~ eriss Of fns akaEiA
10 sha rniaa6gos ~ ths doame9 man. No
alfVinR tbam fhz1 thsy oeald taks pes-
susnssn cfshe bo4ies afsas the exasn
ten.
Fear bnEiy aspuiiss ws1a g,andlng e
tha rear 81 The fuuR oua9smned nan.
kftrs - hznEina ard - naklzN 4
arIanasmauis fsE lks fensFals ~ ist-
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n19zrRE % 4 xHERunAM AaxEBFrza IN
mAsoNEW - xEa anknuUmTa
cnscAoo. Ne fl.-An axiIa saiiicn
q 40 evening" papsR lasa nlNAl saldt
kbe fcllauiug dispatch waa received -
o1Blain Black tonlnbti
NEW Tonm. New. sa
Cageala hlac&. Chleages-f he.a Vsoof
osat. fhe ganiT man . d New xofk.
lQoa1e4. AaEe telegIophe6 - GeFnln1F
lEle4nz. frook y under cath. HoW shal
cowm1nicm1a l1
AUsUsrP. wAsnNnn.
CQ1n11lloG-alsAAWs
NEW fonK. Nov. lf.--Aatesnay A. Ps
Waeonsr, cf No. g 8eou1d AFonue, ean1
q telegram Be- Capaain Blaak In Qhiemao
Yesterday, saatng positively thai ths
nan Who threw tha oam6 a ne HaB.
markes rioi. wHa h NeW HuEk olfg. NJ.
WeRensx u11 nsan - papogleR a e.
eaEly hear tAla meFnlnR.
He sid ~FsanS Mayhn9. uho was
euavi1l1d ol allsupling - dofE4ud re
afeonWaeA Kn9uraaee oomp4Ry sn 0e.
lobeg, and sanlonesd % 9ina biaH fos
fcaf and one hale years. wFoaa 20 me
sone GAYS go. Ard ca Nosemhgl
geut - elna blaa, whefe be mAdo alA.
d4sit oeisse q notary puhiie that he
kneg Ne nan vic thEou he bomh.
MalhpA said that eaxiy IN tanuaEy,
1881, hs ua1 intlo4neaa % 8 aHnan nAme4
kilmsnn 8eAe1ln b Va. nah1E4s
SebaEf had oftsn tald 4ayhnR thAt
SoAo1i1 kneu nli aooqt anarchy. IWo
waeka lAtnF 6eheuaR, in talksna 10 MAJ
boa, npo1e q anArehys oynamlls and
aEson, and ol she bomb ~ ia HasmaE~
ksa. Re told MayhoR tbaa be had 70
aided d Ohi1ago 81 ths tine, ard haa
% make MS escape baoanss ihe pollaa
seBpeoeod ho 9aa ee1oefned. 1ho go
ond convoraaiinn MayhsA had wish
Sshsusn vas n February, when Suhania
wanted him % heip kili man wa h94
t9on. MAyho0 Esfnssa 30 hava any-
ming 70 % eth hin. uheEenpou
6ehenlH saidi "fen'fs No Rood. ! hasa
doBs wutas than that. ] shfsw tha
bonb b Obieago. oiheta afa sn41rfne
fuE a, but that b nans OF my huslnoan."
BE told Aayho1 be had ihEos bombe -
q aatahei, and thaa be bad tham behind
The wagon e. tbo rict. Il had been
agreed % thFo9 taem Wtea TIE pollce
lnesrfsred. bat toe latteE ease aoo
lafa.
IhIs ls practically al shass d ao The
WY 4a4A4aAL - TNAA 4AA4lN - 1919
lsnRlh about 8oheufn, tbowina bombs
a vafIcu1 timee and noasFiln9 tbm1 81
the oonasmned anarchists uefe huna,
6Elnneil and The iuFy mn41 hana alao,
amer inpen6AagY talk e ne Herr Mesl
sfyle whioh vas in6aleed ID b. tie
sslf-aooausd bouo ahFognR.
Mr.. WaaensF aay1 be has GFe4t fam
im tue s1atoEnonfa mads ID the aHdngil.
frsm whn1 hs knew Of The oans bofaee
be uans % 9aperlniendent Murray and
aaksd % have gsaFehed tns pEsmiaas oev
eupied b 8ehoulss tut Murray refusso
to do Il anlesa warrant Wa1 ac1iaa o1l.
9cneufn ha1 boan omuIeYo1 u t1a oaH
e aaid 70 have been an unHesF Ia enc @f
he faFnmor1 noeinifs1 % analo111l1 o.
Ne eounlFy. Waasna3 naSa ha hna -
infsross n lhs eaas ezsept from pon-
mon hurzaU13V.